Why I DON'T Play Minecraft Java Edition (Controversial)
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I am the old woman player who started recently, about 6 months ago, and I recently started playing on survival from peaceful to normal, I am not fast but its ok I love playing and I Only play on bedrock , once I tried it , I think the graphics are somewhat better and I am left handed , the crafting keeps me using my mind and that is a good thing, you have taught me so much , like build myself up for raids and such to shoot a bow to give me enough time to kill, I just love your video's and look for them every day, thank you ibxtoycat !
Wholesome
Toycat needs to pin this
I’m glad you’re enjoying the game, so wholesome.
Wholesome! 💀
Hello old woman! Glad you enjoy the game ! The world is your oyster is what I always say.
You know, back in my day Java and bedrock were 2 different payments. Gotta love corporate takeover. Onwards and upwards !
Toycat is the most notable bedrock player who actually covers issues with the game and it would suck to lose his voice as apart of the bedrock community
Toycatthenottable
I play bedrock edition
If youtube was split 50/50 between java nad bedrock creators toycat would not be nearly as popular. I myself do not like his style of videos but he still is my go-to source of information on bedrock.
@@kacperwoch4368 I would somewhat agree. He definitely has his own style but the main reason I watch him is because he’s usually the first on bedrock specific news.
Does he at least mention the loading issues for bedrock on consoles (Nintendo Switch being the worst often taking 2-5 minutes to fully load in Minecraft and Microsoft along with skins and marketplace). Also the timing issues with redstone which causes the inability for creation of flying machines in bedrock (100% fixable by the way where UA-camrs claimed this isn't fixable and had no clue what they were saying). Corrupt world files in bedrock edition from the Microsoft Minecraft store/ marketplace. Most issues with bedrock are the fact mojang is now a stock owned company by Microsoft. Same goes for the performance in java, however the bedrock has also had extremely high performance drops in consoles and PC though less noticeable on PC. (Just had this comment come back in my notifications. Wanted to say some good news, in the bug reports Mojang has finally acknowledged that Redstone is completely wrong in the bedrock and they are going to fix it at an unscheduled update.... And it took how many reports for this acknowledgement... After all legacy console and bedrock are programmed in C++ and legacy console versions of Minecraft had proper redstone.)
Some of the issues with performance mods are copyright reasons. There was a deal with Optifine a few years ago that fell through because Mojang only wanted the performance aspects.
But yeah, a large part of the divide between Java and Bedrock is preferences and familiarity rather than quality. As I've gained a taste for redstone I've essentially anchored myself to the version I learned it in; not because it's better but because it takes a huge commitment to understand the system.
And other mods like sodium lithium and starlight are licensed (GPL-3.0) in a way that mojang can't use them without open sourcing the entire mc code.
I mean, that doesn't mean Mojang can't make those changes. It just means they'd have to actually do the work and code it themselves, and can't copy existing code from mods.
a reason bedrock has better performance is its written i C++ Programming Language And Compiled Into Executables But Java Edition of Minecraft from it name its written in java programming language which runs in Java Operating System Or JVM (Java Virtual Machine) Mostly JVM Then Compiled To Bytecode Which is why it makes it slow plus JVM is virtual machine running a operating system and also took time to boot while java executables are running it makes minecraft really slow
if installing performance mod can bring the fps much higher, then the language itself isn't at fault.
stop repeating this BS that because it's Java it's slow.
Java and C++ can get close in performance
@@thearmyofiron (Joke:) i still hate OOP, Interpreted Languages or languages that doesnt run standalone even C++
C, Haskell, Lisp And Rust Are Holy Programming Languages To Me
4:24 a recent mod in Java edition allows you to do exactly same things, i tried it and it worked perfectly (and even adds bedrock features like adding friends, cosmetics, emotes and more)
For anyone curious the mod is called Essential
PS im not a native speaker so sorry for any errors
ibxtoycat is a vanilla Minecraft purist, though.
@@timothyvanhoeck233 aka pretty lame
yea bro u need mods for everything bedrock just has it already
@@ahmed-music-prod You don't *NEED* mods, the game is totally playable without changing anything (unless you play on a pregnancy test kit).
@@ahmed-music-prod you need 2 total mods for most important bedrock features (which tbf, are not that important)
I don't really understand the benefit from bedrock you get complete modding freedom vs better frames and less setup time
I started playing Minecraft on pocket edition in 2013 and I've seen it grow and become bedrock edition. Now, I play mainly on bedrock edition simply because it's where I have my long term world and because I'm more used to it then java edition.
I started playing MCPE in like 2014 and Java in 2015 but had terrible laptop so I played MCPE until 2019 when I still had a bad desktop now then played both 👍🏼
Same but except with the old legacy console edition.
@@JmKrokY my first experience of Minecraft PE was Minecraft PE lite things were far more different then.
I started minecraft pocket edition 2016 and still play it because i dont have a console and on pc its too expensive :.)
@thebanana8150 it's just 6 dollars, and on Bedrock, you pay for EVERYTHING
On the note of performance: There's a lot that can be improved in Minecraft's code without hurting gameplay in the slightest, mods are doing what Mojang needs to do, however I won't call them lazy, it's a management issue that's holding them back from doing these things themselves, nothing more, nothing less.
they need to fix the lag in mangrove swamp/jungle ASAP. like it has been literal YEARS and those biomes are still unplayable on java if you want to have a decent render distance (over 7 chunks)
Its really sad how much better Minecraft Bedrock can run on phones than Minecraft Java on a PC. They really need to do something about it soon.
Most of my experience has been on Mobile or Console now bedrock I played Java on a frankly banjaxed notepad when I was 7 to 9 while also playing java on better computers at friends houses. My console is an X Box series X.
@@nafsii04 You must have a very terrible pc if those biomes are unplayable on Java for you. My PC is like 4 years old now and I still get way over 200fps with 24 render distance.
@@evilpaper456 im a person with an average work laptop, i dont have a computer. those biomes are playable on bedrock with 60fps, so the problem is with java.
60-70% of Java exclusive features are glitches that they liked so much they decided to keep them. Such as redstone quasi-connectivity.
TNT duper, carpet duper (+ infinite fuel), nether roof builds, is what comes in mind
@@Eh......... dupers always get removed.
@@ok10469 not in java
@@Eh......... not True at all. Dupers which work in 1.20 are very very few
@@ok10469 not tnt dupers, not carpet/ rail dupers
9:38 Ah the raid is taking place. Oh well guess I'll go and harrass the mother and baby foxes instead 💀
EXACTLY ☠️
As someone who originally started playing on Java, I used to not be much into bedrock. Within the last few years, I’ve definitely changed my mind on it and have really enjoyed bedrock the same as, if not more than Java, but I really appreciate both versions.
Hey, i saw your last two videos! I just want to say that i really enjoyed them, and i hope you make more!
same
Hmm
I play both but Java has better feel to it
Yeah they were great hope you keep making more
Java actually does have under water rails now :) I hope more of the cool features will make their way to both versions
It has done that since 1.17. That was in 2020.
glad somebody else noticed but guess cant expect catman to know everything at least he didnt say biome water colors was bedrock exclusive this time
neat but dose it have flamethrower golems hmmmmmm
@@evergreengamer5767 toxic
@@murillomelo683 Not really.
this is why i think minecraft is looking at parity wrong. it's really awesome that there's all sorts of little differences and reasons that players like their version of minecraft, and if you try to take those away someone's always going to be disappointed. the small differences and weird exclusives are what make each version fun! parity should be about the big things that everyone is complaining about (health regen) and not the unique parts of the game that make it familiar and fun (big salmon, combat)
I think parity is slowing down development and hindering both editions since Java and C++, while related, are very different languages with different capabilities.
@@JasonTaylor-po5xcthey aren’t far enough apart to cause gameplay differences. The only real differences are technical and wouldn’t he noticeable by the end user
@@luiginotcool At a high level, yes. But Redstone works differently. Bridging is different. Bedrock has trident killers. Java has villager scare mechanic for iron farms. You can build on the nether roof in Java. The Wither is much harder in Bedrock. Mojang has made significant moves forward in parity (seed generation although structures are still different). Bedrook has no structures in superflat, no hardcore mode, not biome-only worlds, etc. The point is Mojang is basically coding everything twice and working through different sets of bugs. There are also Bedrock limitations because of mobile device/console support that hold back Java edition and even the PC Bedrock edition.
@@JasonTaylor-po5xc these differences aren’t because of the 2 different languages though. They’re different because they’re just different games
@@luiginotcool I'm a software engineer for the past 25 years. I am extremely familiar with both C++ and Java. Some of the differences are because of technology platform. For example, graphics rendering is better on Bedrock because of more native access to rendering engines. The main thing holding back Bedrock is simply needing to accommodate mobile devices. In theory, Bedrock should perform much better than Java simply because Java is an interpreted language vs native compiled.
I honestly think the render distance makes a big deal in how great the game looks. Standing in a massive lush cave or just cave or ravine in general and being able to see every block and how vast the world looks really makes it feel more adventurous and increases the curiosity. Even looking over a massive amount of terrain makes you feel so little and that you have to explore every crevasse
Issue is that Bedrock splits render and simulation distance, whereas in Java it's the same thing. In Java all seen chunks are fully loaded.
I wish they'd separate it in Java, apparently it's possible to implement, though I doubt Mojang will do it.
@@Olivia-Wthat feature exists on sodium i believe. which is easy to install
FarPlane 2 proves that if Mojang bothered to add LODs like every other 3d game ever, render distance would be essentially unlimited.
@@notme8232 imagine what could do big company when modders do already impressive
Honestly, I like both Bedrock and Java. Sure they both have their fair share of flaws, but at the end of the day, they're both Minecraft. It's useless arguing what version of the game is "better" because everyone has their own preferences on how they wanna play Minecraft. It's good that there are Bedrock UA-camrs like Toycat because this edition represents the majority of the Minecraft playerbase statistically, and it allows missing gaps to be filled when Java creators don't fill them.
I think Microsoft (who owns minecraft) WANTS us to argue- to try and get more BE players- and BE is not available on Mac or Linux -Microsoft’s main competition
Same
Most of my experience has been on Mobile or Console now bedrock I played Java on a frankly banjaxed notepad when I was 7 to 9 while also playing java on better computers at friends houses. My console is an X Box series X.
The only reason why i played bedrock is because addons.
@@tjb3171 Trust me, they don't need to get more BE players, it's the primary version of Minecraft now, and it has way WAY more players than Java does. I personally prefer java for the ability to use mods, but Java is no longer the primary version of the game, and that has been the case for a while. There's a reason bedrock's title screen just says MINECRAFT, while java's says MINECRAFT :Java Edition
Finally, someone who gives reasons why their version is better instead of giving reasons why the other version is bad
The shop and coins is the only reason why I'll never play bedrock (well, besides Microsoft never acknowledging my store application to list my RP for free).
@Jack Verner then don't implement a shop. Games and shops don't mix. It's for fun, not for another place to spend money in.
@@trakaiszeks if you dont like it then stop playing java edition too because microsoft owns both versions of the game
@@trakaiszeks Aw boohoo, let me a sad song for you on the worlds smallest violin
For me the shop just feels odd in Minecraft, but yeah you don't have to visit it but it can sometimes feel scummy. (Also Microsoft isn't the main creator for things on the shop, it is small development teams or indie creators) either way I think the shop is good, but I don't know if it fits Minecraft.
The first time I came across a spawner it was a skeleton one and I hadn’t done any research on Minecraft and had no idea what to do with it. I remember burying it and attempting to build a basic base on the land above it. I have now watched many UA-cam Minecrafters and I’m thankful for you all for sharing your knowledge and creativity with us.
I’m still very new to the game and in fact haven’t played for 3 months because I have moved for work and have only now managed to get my PS4 set again now. I’m very interested in exploring the new changes that the updates have made and to go back to trying to create all sorts of farms.
I play on my PS4 and occasionally my switch because I can’t afford a computer with enough memory and game play, and also I find playing with a controller more comfortable and more intuitive than using and remembering the keyboard keys.
I grew up playing Bedrock Edition. Bedrock Edition is misunderstood, there are just goofy people calling it "bUG-rOCk". Sure, the wither is tougher in Bedrock, but not everyone goes for it. I thought I never found someone who ACTUALLY likes Bedrock Edition other than me. Mad respect, man.
Finding people who actually like Bedrock is rare on the internet, I love Bedrock a lot so I'm included.
Lagva
I started playing Minecraft Console in 2016. A few months later, I had found your channel - a video relating to TU46. I remember your vídeos as they seemed to be (as well as Echo’s) minecraft console’s only informative channels. I was fairly saddened with Better Together in September of 2017. A year later, my minecraft broke. I continued watching your channel but not playing.
However, when COVID rolled around, I suddenly remembered about my console saves and loaded the two games up. I finally managed to get to an earlier state in my worlds. This lasted for two years until October. It broke again. Luckily, now I had a computer and played minecraft again. I use a controller as well.
Truly however, the only reason i play bedrock is because of *BIG SALMON.*
Each versions has their ups and downs. I play both editions, and both of them are equally fun.
I started with the pocket edition all the way back in 2014, sadly my og world is now gone and I don't even remember how it got deleted. I got my main world on java, which I had for 2 years now, but i'm slowly working on my bedrock world on the side which I hope will be my successor to my old pocket edition world.
Yeah, idk why people are arguing on which version is the best, in my opinion they're equal and I love playing both
I can agree with you here. I started playing bedrock (console edition) in 2017 and I instantly fell in love with it. I started playing Java very recently (this month) and am extremely surprised by the graphics and how fast the game runs and everything like that. I can’t pick sides and don’t know why people argue about versions.
@@axefuriousfe3228true. Java is customisable, but bedrock has more dev support
I started playing when Minecraft was in the beta. Then I quit only to pick it back up almost a decade later.
Here's why I play Bedrock: it feels more vanilla to me. No TNT dupers, animals aren't persistent but respawn, Villagers are a bit less random, the list goes on.
The only things I'm missing is being able to dual wield everything and the insane saturation regen.
And maybe named banners on maps, but I can live without that.
You can just choose not to use tnt dupers lol
@@honukane242 r/woosh
Ya, the thing i love in bedrock is animals respawn. But not many good mods there for free. The good mods only available in marketplace and u need to buy it. It hurts my brain.
Tnt dupers aren't even a thing anymore. How is bedrock's vanilla better if even the combat is stuck in 1.8 😭
@@bonemanhollow bro doesn’t even know what that means 💀
Personally, I just made a creative superflat world to test several builds.
Now, after several years, there's so much stuff from farms to a self made castle. I poured so much hours into that creative world and it would take way too many hours to recreate it on java.
By the way if you use the curseforge launcher, most mod packs are pretty much one click installations, and they are all completely free as well. And even if you don't there's options to add mods that quickly let you access the mod folder to add mods in game. There's also mods that do allow for one-click multiplayer every similar to bedrock which even can be installed via the near seemless curseforge, the one I use is called the essentials mod and it's pretty vanilla friendly.
My setup is basically just a few performance mods plus the essentials mod for the vanilla gaming experience with Java that I have always wanted. It even somehow runs better than bedrock on my laptop because bedrock apparently doesn't know what to do with the i9-12900h and RTX 3070 ti inside.
Yup. Most 3rd-party launchers basically have "one click mod install" now.
You have to give bedrock more RAM
It has a preset for how much it uses so its prilly getting like 1g of it
That's only if your computer can run Forge's new bullshit, not everyone has an expensive gaming computer
@@0grey0 My previous laptop only had a GTX 1650 and a mid-range mobile Ryzen from a few generations ago (can't remember the exact chip, but it wasn't high end) and it could run modded Minecraft just fine at 8-16 chunks in like 1.16, which was the current latest version of the game the last time I played on it. It would have to be some really dated or low end laptop not designed for gaming to have significant issues running java at least 8 chucks (the minimum at which I think is reasonably playable), especially with the correct mods and settings.
Yes, bedrock can run better at higher render distances, but the input lag this adds to the game is really noticeable on more recent versions and the engine doesn't utilize high end hardware nearly as well because what I can best describe as engine limitations or poor resource optimizations, it's bad enough that my newest laptop somehow runs the bedrock edition worse than my previous one did. As a matter of fact, my laptop even before that one which had an i3 and uhd 620 integrated graphics, ran bedrock almost as good as my second one did despite having a HDD and only 8Gbs of cheap single channel memory.
I know bedrock has it's place, however java edition is the best my opinion in terms of mods, and it has much more options in terms of tweaking to get the most out of your experience.
I want to play bedrock as it has cross platform play, but man I cannot give up all the features java has. Building on nether roof, the useful F3 menu, being able to put whatever in your offhand like torches or food, able to see chunks and hitboxes, and of course, the infamous banner shield, etc. I just wish bedrock had all these so I can switch.
Essential mod allows you and your friends to be friends and join each others worlds like bedrock
@@JediFrog7 I didn't know about that thanks!
They will eventually add the off hand and hopefully option to see chunk border and hit boxes but not betting on that second one anytime soon
@@circadianvenus7119 no thats not been announced yet and i dont think its possible to use off hand on controller
@@K3N there was an added command on bedrock that allows you put more in your off hand, also a controller is about the same as a mouse, it will work on controller the same way as on mouse
I am a Java player. Always have been, always will be.... I've played Bedrock before on console and pc but I'm just a Java player... just how it goes.
But I love watching Toy Cat and his adventures on Bedrock. Also, I really like being knowledgeable about both versions because of Toy Cat.
Whatever version makes you happy is great.... We just like Minecraft.
I started playing on Java many moons ago and then with mods to make it more stable, due to mine carts lagging so much on my home run server. It was fun, but having to update the mods so often, it got stale. I've recently started playing Xbox Bedrock and am having a lot of fun with it, my only gripe is that I can't seem to bring my custom Java skin with me, which sucks. I prefer my own skin creation as it's more personal than picking from a list of parts.
I’m pretty sure you *can* import skins on bedrock, but it won’t be whitelisted by default and other players have to enable a special option to see it.
@@rosebousch2175 On PC bedrock yes, but console doesn't, I'm playing on the Xbox one version.
@@313Games well if you use other software on xbox, you can get custom skins, just search it on youtube and you'll get your answer
A moment of silence for the mother and child foxes 10:00 he brutally killed 😭
With a pickaxe too 😭
I'm one of those players who started playing Minecraft on my phone and started playing Minecraft on PC recently. I noticed that even if both devices play Minecraft Bedrock, there are still differences, and I find these differences fun to play with.
5 reasons I prefer Java Edition: (It's not just blank criticism, make your opinion after reading the whole comment, or just don't)
1. UI: The Bedrock UI has huige buttons and feels so overwhelming, and
2. the UI lags. It takes a whole seconds to open chat and you often have to again click the text bar so u can't spam commands and the menu transitions are so time consuming and also lag, so it just freezes in the middle of a transition. And. like you can see in the clip with the cow comparison, in bedrock the cow just freezes a moment after landing, before it starts to run. It's just so un-smooth.
3. Java has so many great mods and you can play on free modded Servers with 40 mods or so
4. In a friends world, if you click out of the minecraft window, you just get kicked out of the world.
5. The combat system is stuck in 1.8.9 and is still just spam clicking and who clicks faster wins.
But these things only count for PC, on mobile, you need huge buttons for your fingers, so there is no other way to do it.
So bedrock only partially sucks on PC, but is great in all the other cases, and on PC it isn't bad either, so I like it too. (And it's the only place I can play minecraft with a somehow acceptable pikmin mod/addon, so I really need bedrock too.
As someone who has recently gotten back into minecraft after over 5 years on console, your content has actually been pretty helpful for me because of this. Too many times I've seen a video only to find out it applied only to java.
As a redstoner, java is the only option
I do red stone too but for me bedrock is easier to understand and do redstone fore.
I agree, but for me it was the opposite (bedrock->Java)
Why?
@@JmKrokY Got tired of bedrock(played since2013), and i like java gameplay a bit more
@@ZetQo Isn't the gameplay almost the exact same?
@@JmKrokY Faster healing and no spamming in pvp
@@ZetQo Pre 1.9 PvP is superior on Java anyways, not sure why you would prefer new combat PvP 🗿
Although new combat is great for PvE 👍🏼
Also yeah healing on Bedrock sucks
I have always wanted to move to Java but I can never get the game to run well, even with performance mods. I've never had that issue with bedrock and that's made me stick with it even with all of its problems. Plus, I'm also just used to playing with a controller on a big screen due to legacy console edition
I used to agree with toycat about his vanilla purism, and I preferred the bedrock edition for a while.
Then they added Netherite and his argument about mods breaking the balance ceiling and adding features that surpass diamond gear got completely BTFO'd, and I find it hard to take his opinions that seriously now. And I'm not even the type to use mods like that in the first place.
I love both versions, but modding the game is just too huge a feature for me.
Been with you all these years since 2012 and never going anywhere, you’re the goat IBX ♥️
Him: One click mods!
Curseforge: *vanishes*
Him: Easier multiplayer!
Essential: *vanishes*
Him: Super high render distance!
69 mods improving render distance in some way: *vanishes*
Other than that I still respect your opinion.
yea i have all that
He does make a point though. Doing all 3 of those things takes much more effort and time than doing them on Bedrock. And I’m the type of person who plays mods on Java all the time.
Lmao. Curseforge mods are a pain
@@leffemonette you literally just download one app click 2 buttons and you're done, what are you on about?
@@leffemonette I used it for a year and I had no problems.
I play both Bedrock and Java edition. Bedrock I play because my fiancé only uses console and doesn’t use PC, but have adjusted to it over time due to having worked so hard to get things on our realm.
When I played Java with friends, we had to do a bunch of workarounds and next update it all broke bc of the mods and we couldn’t use the world anymore. Stuff like waystone mods are super nice since a five minute trip to the fortress & my ancient cities in our realm is annoying but it’s worth it to know my world is actually backed up, saved and won’t get corrupted so easily.
Still, even playing bedrock half of the time I’ve gotten so many rude comments from people saying “well there’s your problem” whenever I ask for help in something.
It shouldn’t matter what version people use, unless you’re planning to play co-op with someone tbh
It just feels like people who play Java will talk down to you for not playing it while the bedrock players are just like "yeah minecraft wooo I can't wait for the two versions to be exactly the same"
The beauty of minecraft is that it for all ages 8-80 , almost 60 here and been playing for over 10 or more years
I prefer Java combat and modding, having used bedrock for about 4y, console when that was available and Java from last year, although I do occasionally play a disk version of console edition for glide mostly
This is hardly controversial...
The optifine and Sodium mods change the game by allowing the JavaScript to access multi core functionality.
Java allows only a single core to process everything. It makes the game a multi core operating environment.
It changes KEY aspects to the functionality of the game though. Like removes Volumetric fog and other effects and replaces them with low quality versions or “rendering” ghosts.
It basically takes everything that’s far away and loads a psudo version of it that has no actual game data other than visual data. And when you get close it switches it to the “actor” or actual thing that the game calls for.
you are correct in that mojang is to lazy to improve performance, mods like sodium and lithium change no behaviour. It's probably legal reasons why they can't add them. Also if you use a different launcher like prism it's then actually a one klick install mods.
"Java has a ton of issues" he says, playing on the infamously buggy Bedrock
As a Java supremacist I will say Java probably has a ton of issues idk what these are but our lord and savior Java edition isn’t perfect I mean without optifine and other mods the game has a stroke and dies
He did not mean bugs by issues.
@@citricmantis_543 I know
@@slyar oh, sorry
@@softy_alt6596 Yeah very true but i gotta hand it to bedrock they have the better combat system
I started on Bedrock with my Windows 10 PC. I had friends who were playing on Java so I purchased that version a few years ago. Been playing Java since but one thing I like is that I can download different versions of the Java edition. I downloaded 1.0 and laughed at how many recipes were different. Took me the longest to craft a book, to the point where I raided a stronghold for bookshelves. Slaughtered all those cows for nothing.
i like that you can play different updates on the java edition too! i actually started a new world recently on the java edition just for the sake of playing the 1.8 update
@@TheFlyfly you can on bedrock too but need a third party software. it sucks that the launcher don't have it... But if you own bedrock, couldn't you get java for free before?
You play bedrock because you love it
I play bedrock because my pc cant run java
We are not the same
Regardless of what version you play, we all have to agree that Dasani tastes like coins
Good man
Based
I've described it as rock sweat before
@@trueblueflare that also works well, but it tastes like metal to me 🗿
All water tastes like coins to me idk why
As someone who plays on my iPad 9 with controller, I feel happy you have made a video comparing the two, telling your prefrence without ranting against the other version.
I used to play legacy console edition on my xbox 360 when i was young then switched over to pocket edition, and then i found out about mods. I really wanted to try them until i found out that the mods are only available on java edition and switched over to java and have been playing java edition ever since.
I originally played on my Xbox 360, transitioned to p.e. On my phone and now I play p.e. With my Xbox controller. I love playing with controller I hope to try Java with controller support, but I need to work a few kinks before that’s possible. This video was really quite refreshing and made me realise that liking my controller support is okay
I love java and could never switch, but the PERFORMANCE of bedrock is insane. I was shocked at how smoothly it ran.
i mean every platform on bedrock they had to make it good somehow lol
@@Austinfdp except switch
@@PotionMaster21 fax
Bedrock is made to support a phone of course it’s gonna be good
As a person who moved from bedrock to Java, trying to do anything professionally is such a pain on bedrock, no litematica, no QOL mods, less options. It’s a pain when you want to make anything fancy anywhere or tune it for you, it’s a pain. Less mod capability on bedrock, no building plugins, worse commands. Anything to do on bedrock that requires building anything in creative or a map, bedrock is my last choice. With terrible commands, slower building, and more bugs you need to iron through it’s just a pain. Though I do give server hosting to bedrock, it’s 6x more efficient to host on the newest version. However for said servers your anticheat needs to be leagues better (and most aren’t) compared to Java. On bedrock you can straight up give yourself items and teleport around the world. But on a survival side, bedrock is ok. It’s bearable but anything to do with farms on bedrock is just terrible, it’s slower, bigger, and less efficient, poor redstone, poor rates. I personally don’t like the PVP on bedrock too much either, they have half of the Java PVP features with their spam clicking PVP, with shield disabling (and shields by themselves on bedrock) it isn’t really as balanced as it is on Java. If there are any other bedrock players I’d be happy to see your side on my points.
I hope I don't sound too toxic but as a bedrock player myself I think you're making things sound worse then they actually are. For example in your comment you talk a lot about modding but as a casual player (most Bedrock players are) I don't really care about mods and am happy with the ones we have, I have texture packs, great behaviour packs and much more which makes everything you said was bad much better, Mojang is already working on modding capabilities for Bedrock and soon we might have even better mods and (maybe) rival Java, also I've built many farms in my life and none of them have been too big or slow. Going on to your take on commands, I am kind of mad about how bad the Commands are on Bedrock but I don't think they're 'terrible', We can do (almost) everything that Java can Do but it might take a few more steps. Also let's remember that Java PVP used to be like Bedrocks and that many people in the Java community like the old style and may even move over to Bedrock for it. I have played on Bedrock for ages and have never found a problem with the PVP and think that there is no real Spam-Click aspect since just spamming will let the opponent get an opening on you. I have played Bedrock sincere I was a child and find most of the things you said are very minor issues to me but I guess people who have Laptops and PCs are used to having stronger more powerful systems and better games and aren't used to the more optimised, more open versions. hope I didn't seem to mean in that and if I did, sorry lol.
Did NOT mean to write a full 3 paragraphs lol
What you're really saying is that you don't like Minecraft when you complain about mods not existing. Just stop playing if you don't like the game. Stop forcing yourself to do things you hate.
This is true of all games. If you can't play it vanilla then you simply do not like it and should waste your time or money on it. Find something you enjoy to start with.
@@RunicSigils if I find an issue with something, you’d assume I could fix it myself no? All I need is some tiny tweaks. This point isn’t very fair either; Bedrock has mods itself, it’s an intended thing. I don’t really understand why Bedrock players flex that it’s the vanilla version, the mods I’ve pointed out are mods for a reason. Mojang isn’t going to add a schematic feature because it doesn’t fit in their eyes.
@@Zer0_2199 good response, I suppose the two versions are for two different types of players. One is for casual players who don’t really care that they lose minor things for some optimizations and playing with friends. The other is for technical players.
The main takeaway is that they are for different users:
Bedrock - Playing with friends specifically, compatible on phones, switches etc slowing down higher end improvements, different code stopping/allowing certain features, Microsoft owned (marketplace) and less customising
Java - For pro players who liked mods, resource packs and shaders for free, more possibilities and aimed for high end devices. Better for server multiplayer
you can get resource packs for free on bedrock as well
@@TheEmeraldCreeper only on mcpedl which only works for mobile & pc, plus there’s a very limited range and a poor quality selection. It’s full of scams and not monitored well and it’s nothing compared to the Java selection. Even MCPEDL isn’t all free tonight
@@NotAgnor I mean, there's also faithful. I don't find myself using much as the classic texture pack is nice. there's also a free RTX pack on the marketplace i'm pretty sure but you need a certain graphics card
@@TheEmeraldCreeper yeah, faithful is good but that’s on Java too & the marketplace one is stolen. Theres way better packs and pbr and stuff on Java, there’s also RTX shaders there & normal shaders with no minimum requirements
@@NotAgnor I don't use the market place faithful, I use faithfulvenom, which isn't stolen but i've used the ones from the faithful sight as well before. The main issue I have with Java is lag, and while not unplayable it is a little annoying
I was trying to play bedrock because I can play across all my devices. The problem I found is that automated farms did not work for me. The simulation distance was awful to the point that mobs would de-spawn from just a few blocks away. I would see this mob I wanted to tame, go back to my house like 30 blocks away and when I came back it would not be there.
Java runs great for me, i use Fabric, Iris and Sodium. Also, the shaders!!! Amazing shaders with great performance. I had to stop playing bedrock and go back to Java.
I love to play both versions, I think they are both very good
Me too I just hate some toxic Java players for attacking people for playing a version of the game they don't like as much.
Yeah but we (Bedrock) Also have people that attack java (mostly kids). Java youtubers do hate on bedrock more because they are used to playing java and are PC gamers.
Both versions good
As someone coming back to bedrock after years of not playing you've helped me more than any other Minecraft video maker.
I started on the PlayStation edition, and still do casually with family, but I put many more hours into Java - there are so many really unique servers you can join at a click, or even by walking through a portal on something like minehut - recently we installed mods that let bedrock players now join our main server anyway
I agree that you just play on the version that you are most comfortable with or that your friends are playing on. I've slowly been moving over to bedrock because my kids like bedrock better, and there are things that I can do on bedrock that I haven't been able to do on java. I still play java, don't get me wrong, but bedrock also definitely has it's good points, as well.
Bedrock has so many bugs and performance issues, and it doesn’t have as much customization as Java. Also let’s not forget about microtransactions.
Aside from combat, Java is infinitely better, saying otherwise is wrong
You forgot multiplayer, if I want to just play a world with my friends bedrock is so much more convenient, and I say that as someone who prefers Java and really into mods.
@@thetabbyguy921 there is the essentials mod which pretty much brings the ease of multiplayer with friends to java.
@@deathrobloxian as much as I like mods having it in vanilla is more convenient.
@@thetabbyguy921 k.
@@thetabbyguy921 Alright that’s a fair point
I know this is probably untrue, but everytime I boot up Bedrock, it just feels like a lesser version of Java, nothing apparent is wrong with it per se, it just feels different and like, not that good to play with compared to Java, I always end up coming back to Java for this reason, I guess Bedrock for me feels more like I'm playing on a phone with a keyboard and mouse, compared to Java where it feels more cohesive. I understand what I'm saying is propably a huge nitpick, but it just FEELS true to me. btw not even the console edition made me feel this way, XBOX360 minecraft felt just as alright as java, its a bedrock specific issue i have that i cannot point a finger to where they went wrong.
I agree 100%. I think it’s bc bedrock was made for console.
@@ChillDude123 Yeah - You cant even put your game in the background because it will frickin' reboot itself.
Well, what you feel about something isn't untrue. We're humans and feeling is what we do. I wish more Java players in comment sections would aknowledge that their gripe comes down to how it feels different. That's fine but different isn't wrong. It's just different. Bedrock PC players have a similar experience when trying Java.
i played a lot of the 360 version back in the day but once I started playing java, finding really good mods for it, and once i started using shaders, i really cant leave java now. I've been using shaders so long I cant even go back to the vanilla look of java without it feeling too bleak to me
I started playing minecraft a xbox 360, I had to play this version for 2 years after they stopped updating it. Next I got a pc and played bedrock and that's what made me fall in love with minecraft. Finally when I got java, it was my favorite version.
Thanks for doing the flat world series. I've been playing Java since late 2010, but decided to play along in Bedrock as my first. Bedrock experience. I find the villagers to be frustrating, but other than that it has been a very good experience.
I recently tried the bedrock version because I wanted to play with my siblings but I frustrated with some of the weirdness of that version. Imma stick with my mods on Java
yea bedrock just feels weird compared to java
The version you don't play will always feel weird. And also you can mod on bedrock and you don't even have to use the marketplace to do it
It feels weird because you don’t play it regularly.
I agree with this like for an example I tried picking bedrock back up when they made it free if you had the opposite version and the kb just felt off I usually play on hypixel btw the armor was super strong compared to Java so actually killing players was painful and everything just looks off not as big of an issue to the other ones but still
I play Java only but I'm subbed to you for years now :) I've enjoyed your content for all these years.
5:55 the reason they "cant" do that is
A. they cant use modded code directly, any optimisations have to be found and implemented by the mojang team.
B. if they spent effort making java perform better, it would make bedrock look worse.
Also, on top of having the advantage of being able to take advantage of multiple CPU cores, bedrock makes a bunch of compromises of its own (consistent redstone/hopper interactions being one of them) in order to achieve its better performance
I want bedrock to be able to supercede java edition, but it wont. Microsoft wont put effort into the UX, they wont put effort into making the Marketplace better, they wont put effort into the small details that add up to make bedrock seem half-baked because none of that directly contributes to increasing the playerbase or increasing how much money that playerbase is putting into the game. The only reason Java Edition has survived so long is because Microsoft know mow much of an uproar it would cause if they discontinued it in favor of bedrock
Toycat you mentioned playing with a controller on Bedrock. There is a mod on the Java side called "Controllable" that allows you to use a controller. I just started a Java world after playing Bedrock for sometime now. While this mod isn't as good as the native controller support that Bedrock has it gets the job done. I basically use it for movement, mining, harvesting crops and cutting down trees. I use the mouse for crafting, inventory, chests and trading. You still have to use a keyboard for JEI if you have that mod installed.
Because the mods are not updated to the newer versions or, just play with a mod pack.
bedrock edition is the only version I've played, but java edition is great too, I'm sure. ( if I ever do try java edition, I'd absolutely NEED to use a controller, because i seriously do better with controllers, and all of the experience I have at minecraft is with a controller, so I'd probably have to learn the game all over again, at least as far as control inputs. ) also java has sad
Java with controller is great except there is no native controller support, you would have to use mods but other than that it works great and any controller works!
If you ever do try out java, remember to also try the Controllable mod! It's pretty much what the name implies, which is full controller support. Just be careful how/when you download mods, viruses are everywhere. The best place to download mods is usually curseforge.
You can use steam or probably other mods to enable controller on Java
I use a mod called MidnightControls and it supports both dualshock and xinput controllers, it's amazing. Super customizable too. You should definitely install it if you get Java edition.
A keyboard and mouse is way better for Minecraft, inventory management is clunky with a controller, same with crafting, and looking or aiming at a specific point is near impossible with a controller.
I am a mod junkie so the idea of using mods such as Create made me switch to Java right away after i had an opportunity to try it out but i do have respect for players that are enjoying the game as is. I have conditioned myself to the idea that my modpack is the most superior way to play the game which holds me back most of the time and ties me to older versions of the game. Updating a hurdle of 100+ mods that is my modpack is quite a task as you can imagine, so i have to wait a millennia until most of the mods are ported to newer versions of the game and furthermore until i am not lazy enough to update it. And yes, the performance is comparable to the health condition of a dying disabled elderly drug addict that is going through a withdrawal and an overdose at the same time. My game is on life support at this point although i have cleaned up a bunch of mods recently. The poor performance was the initial reason i chose to opt for bedrock instead, but after they had merged both versions and i received Java for free, it wasn't as bad as i thought it would be. Well, at least until i have discovered mods. Despite all of this, the Create mod along with others bring thousands of possibilities in the game so i don't think i am missing out on much. The only reasons i strive to update to 1.19.3/1.20 are the inventory tweaks they have implemented. Not much but making Java's absolutely horrible creative inventory a little bit tolerable is a price to pay even if it means i will have to abandon some of the mods and spend ages sorting them.
Btw, what a villainous act you have committed here at 10:10
I first started playing minecraft in 2012 on Java. I remember it being super fun. I remember that on my first world I didnt know how to place blocks and would end up just leaving holes everywhere. I stopped playing Java when 1.19 update came out because I couldn't update opengl. I also remember playing pocket edition and using blocklauncher mods. The good times. Another reason I switched to bedrock is that Java was so laggy. There is no reason why a simple block game should be that laggy. I now play windows 10 edition and the performance is great.
there is no tradeoff with the good performance mods, just that mojang, itty bitty small indie studio that they are, are too lazy to implement these changes from open source mods.
sodium/rubidium make client performance buttery smooth
lithium/canary optimize tons of things and can almost halve server tick times
phosphor/radon massively improve lighting performance and fix tons of lighting bugs
saturn and ferritecore make minecraft, particularly modded, use way less memory
krypton/pluto improve networking
lazyDFU stops the game from setting up all the tools to upgrade a world between versions *every time you play*
and none of these mods change anything whatsoever to how the game works. you could drop these into any world and everything would work the same just run better.
and there are also mods like Alternate Current which make redstone dust more efficient and its update order actually understandable.
and every single mod i just listed is completely open source. there's no excuse that mojang just doesnt know how to do it
and mojang *has* brought on several mod developers to work with them, and they even tried to merge optifine into vanilla at some point and it just didnt happen cause the author is an egomaniac high off his own farts and didnt wanna do it cause mojang didnt want the zoom feature. none of this would happen because the authors of these mods are well-adjusted people, and as opposed to optifine, again, all these mods are open source
7:30 wait a minute, didnt mojang added underwater minecarts to java in 1.17?
The reason I initially began playing PS4 Edition rather than Java (PC) Edition is because my console couldn’t handle running video games better than our family computer. At the moment that’s still true, although the rendering distance for Bedrock edition is just sad in comparison to PS Edition. If Mojang can improve rendering distance for console that’d be swell; they’re several other issues needing to be resolved before I’d fully commit to Bedrock Edition.
90% of the time I've spent playing Minecraft has been on java, that being said I switched to bedrock on my old laptop for performance reasons a bit over a year ago. Now I don't have much reason to change back even though I have a better computer now, as I have ~300 hours in this particular bedrock world. I used to play with mods on java, but the only ones I really miss are those with quality of life improvements. Such as: storage mods like backpacks/toms simple storage, various structure and biome improvements, right-click crop harvesting and XP storage. Things that I could see being added to vanilla eventually.
I have played on Java up until the second I tried Bedrock and I never went back to Java after that. I have no idea why, but my fairly good and expensive PC handles Bedrock way better, I had a few mods to help out my Java but it never was as smooth as Bedrock. So glad there are dedicated Bedrock UA-camrs!
How're the mods?
@@Gerlaffy expensive
9:26 yeah, no lol. Not at all. I like bedrock and it's the version I play but my biggest problem with it is that the only versions that really have effort put in are the mobile and desktop versions. On the other hand, the console versions, especially Nintendo Switch, are much buggier and never seem to get any changes that improve their performance. It's playable on nearly any device out there but that doesn't mean that it runs well.
I play technical and community-based minecraft primarily on Java, but I watch ibxtoycat because the love of grinding in Minecraft and having a meta-relationship with a fun personality are universal, no matter which version we play. Getting to see Bedrock's quirks is like a bonus and feels very fitting for toycat's personality. Is he hipster? Is he based? I dunno. I just like the channel, and it has a unique feel compared with others whether related to Bedrock or not.
My kid likes Bedrock for its easily accessible variety, mini-game servers, and better performance on his older laptop (I don't get around to updating his Java performance plugins to the latest version too often). Personally, I do think it's nice to have the cross-platform support to play on my Phone or Switch with Bedrock, especially in my main Java-based server which supports Bedrock players including account linking.
If my friends had introduced me to Bedrock as my first version of Minecraft, I'd probably be annoyed at the lack of technical Bedrock guides available, so ultimately I'm glad I use Java, but then again maybe I'd have found a different way to enjoy the game if I'd started with Bedrock.
Because you like a version that crashes more and loves to wipe your inventory but keep the world changes when that happens, I assume?
Also, Bedrock has basically no languages, comparatively. I tend to play in toki pona these days, and that's not really a thing you can do on bedrock.
That said, the controller support is pretty great and I like the little things like fallen trees. It's just, not enough to overcome those two big issues
The only gripe I have with the Bedrock version of the game is certain things being locked behind a pay wall. I'm so used to being able to download resource packs, mods, and data packs for free that it's a little grating having that stuff be "locked" in that way. However I have spent money on the old legacy PS3 and PS4 versions and I understand that after all this is a business. To go along with the idea of performance there are certain things about bedrock that I like as well, mainly that more often then not the game just works. I've been having a real tuff time the last few months getting the Java version running without the game crashes on launch so at least when all else with Java fails I can still play the bedrock edition during that time. Though I really wish they would fix the random instances of people just dying out of nowhere like they've been RKO'd outta nowhere like it's the WWE while just flying around or just doing something as simple as standing 🤣
There are texture packs that you could download for free for minecraft bedrock. People have been making videos on them for ages already :)
just use third party websites, it's what you do for java after all
In my opinion, why parity between the two is taking so long is down to how to monetize the java edition
I started out with the 360, then kinda fell out for a few years. when i got back into it I had no choice but to play java due to my outdated pc. now I have a great pc I'm still on java playing my 3-year-old long term survival world.
I don’t hate bedrock or anything but just wanted to address these points
One click mods: use prism launcher
Easy adding people to the game: use essential mod, easily installed with prism launcher
Performance: fabulously optimized modpack, easily installed with prism launcher
Controller support: midnight controls, easily installed with prism launcher
Switching around PC’s and reinstalling mods: create a modpack for prism launcher to easily transfer them
TL;DR: don’t use the bare bones official launcher
I'm fine with both versions, but I mostly play java because of the sheer number of free mods and the better combat system (different weapon cooldowns and damages as opposed to spam-clicking a sword). But I still like Bedrock since it has significantly better performance and a nice character customizer.
I usually play Java, mostly due to the familiarity, variety of servers, and the precision of a mouse. However, one thing I have to admit is that performance is pretty bad without mods. I don’t mind mods in of themselves, but having to get a new set of them for every major update just to get decent performance really is a chore.
Ik this is late but you could just get a client like lunar or badlion.
I've been playing Minecraft exclusively on my phone and tablet since about it came out and honestly I just love the bedrock version and seeing how it's gotten even better over time
I’ve been playing bedrock for 8 years and Java for 5, and I’ve never had most of the problems with Java that ur talking about. I have amazing frame rates and render distance on an old laptop. Also, there’s still controller support on Java. My sister sometimes wants to play Java on my laptop, but she prefers controller over mouse and keyboard, and there’s no problem. All you have to do is connect your controller to your computer and then you can play Java with a controller. Also, I feel like underwater minecarts are not that big of a deal considering there’s such thing as an underwater mine cart that can move around in all directions freely, which is called a boat. I also don’t really like the weird world generations, chunk errors, and rare structures that are way too easy to find because those just eliminate the challenge of the game. However, I do agree with the problems of cross-platform support. Bedrock edition really nailed it in that department and I feel like it should be added to Java. Ultimately though, I feel like the benefits of Java heavily outweighs the downsides, but you’re free to play whatever version you want, nobodies stopping you, so in the end, just try to have the most fun with the game in the way that suites you best
I've grown too used to Java to switch over to Bedrock (and I've tried Bedrock, but it doesn't feel right to me). The worlds I've spent a lot of time on are in Java anyway so I can make due thanks to the Sodium mod
Java is great to me because I love modifying the game, just client side
Lets say I want to play on a server but with the 3d skin models mod, then I just can, I don't need the server to download it as well because its client side
The combat is also preferable in my opinion, having to time your hits and having that sweeping edge is just enjoyable, although I do like what they were doing with the combat snapshots 8c (Should def look into that, very fun imo)
And the customizability is just amazing to me, but I guess thats just because I'm a very technical player, far from casual lol
2:31 this is just a preferance but i kinda like how you have to be calm to actually do good i feel like it stops me from just going guns blazing and hitting everything and it makes me play more carefully in my oppinion
2:34 What you mark as bad, is called a REAL Combat System.
I never heared people complaining in other Games, when spamming doesn't help them.
Ok then, stop playing Hypixel. That’s the kind of combat it uses.
different strokes for different folks, i grew up playing minecraft java since beta and a couple years ago switched to bedrock, played that with some friends on and off for like half a year but ultimately came back to java again, i cant describe why i just much prefer it. maybe because of the redstone mechanics are different? or the fact you can block with a shield without crouching, little stuff like that help make the game better imo
I’ve always played Bedrock (don’t have a PC) but when I did play Java, I noticed everything was so much smoother and everything felt so much sharper and more precise. I played both the Bedrock Edition and Java Edition on PC at 240fps capped, and yet Java still felt much more enjoyable in terms of how smooth it was. This was on a friend’s PC, which has an i5 12400f, RTX 3060 combination. Did have optifine on Java btw, and Shaders too. Looked and felt amazing.
I hope someday we’ll get Ray Tracing on Next-Gen. The consoles can definitely handle it, but for some reason Mojang or Microsoft don’t want to add it in.
@@V1Salvo they probably can’t hit 60fps and don’t want to risk hurting bedrocks reputation of running way better than Minecraft, having a further render distance for less frames and all that. I use optifine too and average something like 300fps at 1440p ultrawide, yes I know it’s overkill for Minecraft I play other games too 😂 tbh they are both fun I like how they can monetize one version of the game to keep another version totally free and have updates over 10 years after release
@@titans2720 I mean, I think they can. I have a $300 Series S and, before it was patched, I put an addon that would allow you to run Minecraft at 120fps (normally runs at 60). It ran perfectly, no frame drops, and at max render distance too (28 chunks on Xbox). So for sure it would be able to run at the very least at 1080p 60fps with Ray Tracing. As for the Series X and PS5, they are even more powerful. I mean, even the Xbox One & PS4 were supposed to have the Super Duper Graphics Pack which ended up being cancelled. Those are last-gen consoles. So yeah, they are 100% more than capable enough. These consoles are sold at a loss, made up for in Xbox Live Gold & PS+ membership monthly revenue, so they are much more powerful than you may think. A $300 Series S is equivalent to a PC worth $750-$850 at least.
The Ray Tracing was also demoed multiple times in 2020 on the Series X, where it ran flawlessly, before then being cancelled after the release of the next-gen systems. Right now I’m basically playing Minecraft on Next-Gen but on the Last-Gen version, which sucks. It’s not even Next-Gen Optimised.
The only reason I play Java over bedrock is because it feels less clunky overall. There is just a couple weird VERY minor quirks that make it unplayable which would be so easy to fix! There is just 3 things that could easily be fixed to make me enjoy bedrock over java they are:
1. The menus are clunky, however not the ui. Bedrock has a weird scrolling when you open your inventory or a container or open a new menu and its horrible for motion sickness and it also makes it a pain to check multiple chests among other things like if its laggy it takes way too long to readjust. This could very easily be fixed by just adding a reduced motion setting.
2. The server side performance is really bad. This may not be so easy to fix but this was a huge issue java had when 1.3 released when they made single player world run on an internal server, they fixed it pretty quickly afterwords but on bedrock it has always been very bugfy and annoying and it makes the game 10x harder to play with how mobs and stuff move around and what not. I wouldn't care if this didn't affect single player but it unfortunately does. It also makes it for some reason we can't pause?
3. Again not a huge issue and one that could be fixed very easy, regeneration is just too slow, not really much to say about this, again, very easy and very simple fix.
If even one of these issues get fixed, I would very happily switch to bedrock because of the advantage of the 5 things you mentioned in this video.
when i first started minecraft i played on bedrock but i hade to switch mostly becaus everybody i know play java and now after 4 years of java i look back at bedrock see all the things i missed when i first stopped playing bedrock, but i dont think i will start playing bedrock as my main minecraft edition i will start playing it more. (sorry for all the miss spellings in this comment english is not my first language)
One thing I love about bedrock is that tipped arrows are more accessible
On Java if I want tipped arrows to be my main arrow, I need to respawn the dragon and collect dragons breath so I can make lingering potions to make my tipped arrows
But on bedrock, I can put a potion inside of a cauldron and then click it with my arrows to tip them. Thats just way better design and allows to realistically use a pretty cool feature. It makes them a mid game item as opposed to an end game item, and I feel thats an appropriate change for what they are.
Also movable tile entities by default. As a technical player that is a godsend
Speaking of technical aspects of the game that isn't to say bedrock is without problems
For example... pistons cause lag
So if I want something that uses a piston wall like a block cuber for a tree farm... whelp gotta deal with lag now
But the real reason I play bedrock is because I do not own a device that can run Java in a way thats as stable as my bedrock eperience. Once I can I will certainly try Java. Actually I did try Java at one point using a ripped version a friend gave me because he wanted to play minecraft with me. So I did try it and it was interesting. I do have to say playing with a keyboard and mouse is weird to me and something I'll have to get used to because I've never been mainly a PC player so I don't have alot of experience with using a keyboard to play games. I want to like it I really do, especially if I wanted to play modded minecraft I'd go straight to Java. It's just awkward to play and I also can't play it smoothly on my device just yet
I also agree with you, I like bedrocks quirkiness. but I have now started plying alot more Java edition and getting my friends to aswell because I find I can create a more tailored experience
Java is yes
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I'm a mainly technical player, so not having Quasi Connectivity and block updates being 100% randomised is a deal breaker for me. Plus I am not going to make big builds without Masas Toolkit. Because being able to determine my block placement direction and have ghost block blueprints is a must for technical building.
The mlg bucket is super easy bro when you use your Xbox remote just hold the place button down and when you get close enough you'll place it, just be careful cuz you might hold it to long and pick the water back up
I play both versions but honestly I'd never play bedrock if my friends didn't play that version. I just find Java more enjoyable.
Being able to put anything in the off hand, hardcore mode, the easier farms and more compact redstone, everything about boats, the combat system, F3, subtitles, and I'm sure I'm missing many more.
I like some things about bedrock but I also really hate some things.
Obviously big salmon is a huge plus for bedrock though
F3 for sure
You can do all that stuff on bedrock with mods tho just fyi
@@hkgehts9061 I can make endermen stay in boats with mods? And make right click use the shield instead of having to crouch?
Genuinely didn't know that.
Also I didn't know there was a mod to make iron farms work with three villagers and to introduce quasi-connectivity exist in bedrock. This is all actually mind-blowing.
@@jakewantstoplay1897 yes... The Java parity add-ons 💀 I always play with it. It also includes spectral arrows and building on top of the nether
@@hkgehts9061 do you do this because your friends play on bedrock or just because you prefer bedrock?
(Because obviously it works the other way too. So for example I can move cheats by installing free mods on java whereas I can't do that on my Playstation Bedrock game)
fun fact underwater minecart were added to java edition in 1.19... I think. Pretty sure it was in 1.19.
1.17
@@vanilluhs dang has it already been that long? Feels recent to me.
@@WhatIsMyPorpoise me too man me too
I've once tried the java version on 1.16 but it was weird to me. I died a lot on easy mode, but at least I defeated the dragon, got the elytra and won the raid. I'm now only sticking to bedrock edition.
The only thing I really like from java is the costum preset. You could have single biome world on deserted land or superflat, but with netherite block as a placeholder to dirt. Making the survival experiences more fun.
I wish they would merge both Java and Bedrock so you can not only have a uniform experience but you can play with anyone on any platform